I do not really understand what you means thatmean by no qualified or unqualified subcontractor can continue in the light of these issues and that you have identified part of these issues isbeing that the Contracts department asked the site manager for his feedback about the reasons given by the subcontractor in his letter, "Apology for completion" Scope of his work, "so as to reply back accordingly , either with the approval or rejection with the reasons specified,. Moreover, two months have been mentioned here to change the subcontract form , itwere mentioned here. It is absolutely incorrect, but the delay was becausedue to the subcontractor's scope of work was not being properly defined.
Finally, to go forward with the project and properly handle the circumstances, the problems must be solved fromat the root, not by instructing the subcontractor to submit an apology letter to complete the work, which includes condemning the ACC, but must pay its overdue dues which are a major reason for apologizing for the completion of the work. , theThe solution is not always to urge the subcontractor to apologize for the work and look for another subcontractor to complete the work, but good subcontractors like this should be maintained.